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Summary: Shampoo, fabric softener, cotton balls, toothpaste and razor blades are all toiletries you may need in Thailand. Learn how and where to purchase these items in this free video series.
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"Hi my name is Sean Graham on behalf of Expert Village sponsored by globespancapital.com. Yesterday, we showed you what was available on the market, in the way of food and doing your weekly shopping. Today, I am going to take you to the supermarket and we'll see what they have along with their prices. Here are a few items that you'll need for personal hygiene and laundering your clothes. The first item is a box of men's shampoo selling at 75 baht. We've got Flap, fabric softener which comes to 348 baht. Cotton wool or cotton balls are 19 baht. Toothpaste is 60 baht. More shampoo, a different brand, will cost you100 baht per bottle. Blades for your razor are 75 baht. Hair conditioner will cost you 179 baht. Body lotion is 179 baht; these were a special for the two bottles shown here, normally 129. Face cream, for the ladies, is 179 baht. Washing up powder or detergent is 60 baht. We have two toothbrushes here for 69 baht. Soap for the shower is 43 baht. Scrubbers used to clean your pots and pans are 29 baht. That is our shopping for the month."
eHow Article: Learn What Toiletries You Can Buy at a Supermarket in Bangkok
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